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This poem is sad

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I think the tone is sad and lonely.  I think the theme is the older you are the harder it is to get adopted, or even find a home at all.

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I think the tone of the poem is sad, blue, droopy, and lonely. I think the theme is the older you are that in orphanages you are less likely to find a home with people who love you or a home at all.

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I think the tone of this poem is sad, lonely, hopeless and unwanted. I think the theme of this poem is that the older you get in an orphanage the harder it gets to find a loving home.

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The tone of this book is sad, frightened, upset, hopeful
The theme is about how hard it would be to be an orphan at such an older age.

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I think poem is very sad because Julie feels unwanted and I would be sad too

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The tone is a sad orphan. The theme is that the older you are as an orphan the harder it gets to having a home.

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The tone is a frustrated, desperate orphan. The theme is that older orphans have a hard time getting placed into homes

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Julie is getting older by the day and it is getting harder and harder to be adopted, people see her as too old to adopt and mainly would like an infant, she has continued to say "half past loving" because she has no hope to be adopted at this point, she needs a change in her life

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Julie is describing herself as a broken worn down clock and I can feel the emotion of sadness when she talks about how I’m too old to adopt and at the end it says Julie is half past loving. When they added the tick-tock tick-tock into it it made me imagine time going past is her getting older and older and older and once she turns 18 she lives on the street because she had nobody to support her when she was a teenager. The tone of the story kind of seems like it is meant to be sad and make people realize that everyone deserves to be adopted. And I think that the theme/message is that everyone deserves to be adopted and no matter their age color sexuality everybody should be loved/adopted/equal.

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The main character of this poem is Julie. She is waiting to be adopted but she is getting older and having a hard time finding a home. She compares herself to a run down clock, which I think she is referring to being old, run down, and no one wanting her. Also that with this old run down clock, everybody wants a new one. Just like in her situation everybody is going after the younger kids, rather than the old ones.  She also stated that she is half past loving which relates back to the clock. In conclusion I think that the main theme is there should always be enough love in the world for everybody, not just stoping once you get older.

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The Speaker of the Story is a girl named Julie, and she talks about how no one wants to adopt her because shes too "old," to be adopted, but she doesn't think that. I think the tone of the story is sadness because no one wants to adopt her because shes "old," and she compares herself to a old clock, which makes it even sadder. I think the theme is "Don't judge a book by its cover," like "Don't judge a person how they look," because in the inside of her she might be friendly, and lovely, but people just don't know that yet because they have never talked to her or asked about her personality.

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The main character is a girl named Julie, who is older then most of the kids who are being adopted. She talks about how she’s too old to be adopted, and compares herself to a run down clock. She continues to say that she is ‘half past loving’, again referring to the clock and how she is ‘too old’ to be adopted. I think the theme is that everyone deserves a chance, regardless of their age.

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The main character is a young girl by the name of Julie. She compares herself to a run down clock and says that she's too old to adopt. She then says that she is “half past loving” (again referring to a clock) which means that she doesn't deserve to be loved. The message of the story is that everyone deserves a chance.

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The speaker is an older girl named Julie and she is talking about how no one  will adopt her because she is too old. When she describes herself as a run-down clock you can feel a little sadness in her time because a run down clock is usually old and  dusty. It’s really sad that she is comparing herself to that.

Everyone deserves a chance. I think this because in the poem no one is adopting her because of her age and it’s getting her down so this poem shows you how she is feeling sad and neglected.